Australian technology

Australia's microphone brand ups the tech in a largely discrete way, improving the sound even if you can't necessarily see why.

Not sure if your kids could hold onto a phone all the time? A wrist-based option is coming.

Video editing no longer needs "an app for that", as Australia's online design gem adds video editing to its online system.

A big entertainment system in a small size may well be what BlueAnt has in store next, as the X5 becomes fun size, so to speak.

There's no shortage of things you can do from your desk, and the latest revision on Rode's classic boom arm is testament to just that.

An idea built to send an alert if you're not feeling safe or to get you out of uncomfortable situations is launching on iOS and Android.

Wish you could send a little gift to a friend remotely in lockdown? Where there's an app, there's a way as an Aussie app details.

Nura's third take on earphones tailored to how you hear, the NuraTrue may well be its best take yet, delivering sound made for you.

A party speaker that lets you save money for the actual party? The BlueAnt X5 might make a compromise, but with its price, that might not bother you.

If you're planning a podcast with a group of friends, capturing the sound of many isn't easy. But it's about to get that way.